Pittsburgh to Meet USC in Gridiron Game
Pittsburgh to meet Southern California in the Rose Bowl classic on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Pitt, undefeated, accepted USC’s invitation after a strong season, while USC seeks to defend its status as a top eastern versus western clash.
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Denver and Rocky Mountain sports figures profiled
A motion of personnel changes tops the page with news that 20800 Peta of Low Mahoney will replace J. Lyman Bingham as athletic director at Denver University. Chancellor Frederick Huster approves the choice. Also noted are college football point standings and a system by E. D. Dickenson ranking teams by points and opposition, highlighting Colorado College first, Teachers College strong, and Denver third in the Latest tally.
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Elder Thrown Off Fresh Squad Becomes Senior Star
Elder Wider, a Notre Dame halfback, rose from freshman struggle to star status. He ran without shoes in early days, later joining intercollegiate relay teams and setting records. By his junior year he made history with a 6.5 second 60 yard dash and tied a 75 yard mark, earning a football letter last year and gaining acclaim for both athletic and academic excellence.
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Busy Weekend Promised Southern Grid Battles
Weekend football slate features Oregon at Florida against Georgia at Athens and Georgia Tech hosting Georgia after a Madison Square Garden affiliated stadium opening in Miami. Oregon travels 7 300 miles to Florida, while four famed coaches, Meehan Jones Zupple and Roper, attend the Tech Georgia clash as southern conference games loom across the South.
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Broadcast rights to AL baseball games debated in New York
Club owners at the Commodore hotel will consider radio broadcasting of American League games next Tuesday. Barnard, head of the loaagua, indicated owners may follow St Louis Brows' lead in denying broadcasts from the St Louis park for 1930. He called broadcasting a business and advertising boon with revenue to broadcasters, not clubs.
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Diegel eliminates Hagen in pro golf meet
Joe Diegel defeated Walter Hagen in a semifinal of the National Professional Golf Association tournament at Hillcrest, advancing to meet Johnny Dwarrolt in the 36 hole final. Hagen’s bid for a sixth title ended as Diegel posted sub par rounds while Dwarrolt eliminated Al Watroua to reach the final.
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Thistlewaite Calls For Captain Election Tradition
Wisconsin coach Thistlewaite opposes the trend of abolishing football captains. He says electing a captain is a major tradition and should be maintained at the university. He criticizes ideas that captains are unnecessary and urges steps to prevent such changes.
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Deadlock halts 1930 Rocky Mountain Conference football schedule
Associated Press reports a deadlock among six Rocky Mountain Conference schools over the 1930 football schedule and rules in Boulder. Talks stalled on date alignment and game allocations with Utah and Colorado at odds. Wyoming has arranged seven conference games and an intersectional matchup, while Colorado and others push for firmer dates before Thanksgiving.
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A fragment from a local page mentions a young man nicknamed Lucky Man and a group of youths in Wovertown involved in a precautionary plan or plan to gather at a wildcard location. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a community incident or social gathering at a local site.
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